Author: Andrew Munroe
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The Ghosts of Europe: The return of tyranny, nationalism, racism and denial to Central Europe
Anna Porter is among Canada’s most respected book publishers (founder of Key Porter Books in 1982) and novelist covering a broad range of topics and published internationally in several languages. Her latest work is her memoir In Other Words: How I Fell in Love with Canada One Book at a Time.
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How Democracies Die
Professor Steven Levitsky writings on political parties, informal institutions, and competitive authoritarianism are agenda setting works in the discipline of political science. His most recent work on partisan polarization, the 2018 New York Times bestseller How Democracies Die, with Daniel Ziblatt, has made him a central figure in contemporary debates regarding American democracy.
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Evidence in Medicine: What is it? How do we determine it? And how do we use it to help shape better outcomes?
Professor Kay Dickersin is a zoologist and epidemiologist by training. She has conducted studies in a number of important subject areas, including women’s health, eyes and vision, and surgery.
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CANCELLED Love, Money and Parenting: How economics explains the way we raise our kids
CANCELLED – Dr. Fabrizio Zilibotti’s research interests include economic growth and development, political economy, macroeconomics, and the economic development of China.
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Of War and Remembrance: Canada and the Great War
Professor Wade Davis is an award-winning anthropologist, ethnographer, writer, photographer, and filmmaker.
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Are Bees Really Dying? Are We the Cause or the Solution?
Dr. Foster is a Canada Research Chair in Quantitative Proteomics, and recipient of the 2017 Genome BC Award for Scientific Excellence. His research identifies disease resistance genes in bees and covers such topics as pathogen invasion, infection and the mapping of protein interactions.
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Reconciliation Begins With You
The Honourable Steven Point (Xwĕ lī qwĕl tĕl) is a member of the Skowkale First Nation. He was first elected Chief at age 23 in 1975. Since then, he has served as chief for a total of 15 years.
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Calling Out Trump For Attacks on Free Press
Hundreds of news organizations have followed the lead of the Boston Globe, issuing editorials today calling out the U.S. President for his increasingly shrill and violent rhetoric against the press.
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“Letter from Masanjia” highlights the true cost of consumption
In 2012, Julie Keith found a letter in a Halloween decoration. Inside was an SOS from the Masanjia Labour Camp, one of China’s most infamous prisons.
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For Pakistan’s tribal regions, this election changes everything
Since their mainstreaming with the rest of Pakistan, the people of FATA are embracing the upcoming general elections in Pakistan with unprecedented zeal and enthusiasm.